cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/29294671
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A windows dialogue saying "Select an app to open this 'msteams' link. The suggested apps are Microsoft teams, with a "new" subtext, and MicroSoft Teams, with the word new in its icon.
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A screenshot saying "Your child's Results, Your child's BMI is Infinity. That puts them in the 100th percentile which indicates that they are obese."
I think piping something into aplay works, but I used a different command. I'll share it if I find it.
Embedding Youtube videos like that doesn't work, it has to be the raw video/image file.
@threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works , you should add this to the list.
@originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com, would !ServerNonsense@moist.catsweat.com count as a support/meta community?
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An uninstall window for McAfee WebAdvisor (usually installed as bloat on new computers), it says "Maybe you should keep us around... Here's why: ". The reasons list is empty.
A while ago I found a command which would let you pipe anything (binary, text etc) into sound.
/usr/bin/ls sounded nice, /dev/random sounded like static.
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A "Now Playing" popup which shows "system Preferences" as the song playing.
I read this, but it could be wrong
Printer ink is now the most expensive fluid that a civilian can purchase without a special permit. It's colored water that costs $10k/gallon, which means that you print out your grocery lists with liquid that costs more than the semen of a Kentucky Derby-winning stallion.
Can a consumer buy antimatter?
If so, I finally have a reason to start a gofundme.
Can a random consumer buy blood?
And the borders!
Especially considering ink is the most expensive liquid a consumer can buy.
I think its safest to assume time travel.
Its no thanks because you are making sure you are giving them no thanks.